In “Supercell,” photographer Kevin Erskine presents a breathtaking series of large-format portraits capturing the immense power and atmospheric beauty of severe thunderstorms across the American Great Plains. Inspired by a category four tornado he witnessed as a child in Hoskins, Nebraska, Erskine spent years chasing isolated supercell storms to document their evolving cloud masses and apocalyptic light. The book features over 100 color plates ranging from luminescent periwinkle grandeur to the ominous darkness of pitching tornadoes. With texts by Richard Hamblyn and Redmond O’Hanlon, this monograph masterfully demonstrates the terrifying ambivalence of nature, presenting the sky not merely as a background, but as a living, dramatic sculpture of light and shadow.